Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-15
Army Changes in California.

Army Changes in California.
lcopyiga. 1887, By pe California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, November I4tb.-rSnecial I
Lieutenant Colonel Horace B. Durham.
Deputy Judge Advocate of the Department
OF California, has been ordered to Ukiah on
public business.
captain John j. Cochran, Assistant Sur
geon, has been relieved from duty at The
Presldlo Cal, and has been ordered TO re-
port for duty as Assistant to the Medical
Director of the Pacific.
During the absence of Surgeon Tilton
from the Preside at San Francisco. Can
tain William e. Hopkins and First Lieu
tenant Henry !. Raymond, Assistant Sur
geons, have been ordered 10 duty at the
Preside.
Coast Postal Matters.
Copy'S' 1887, by the California associated Press.I
WASHINGTON, November 14th.-[Special. !
California Postmasters have been appointed
as follows: Robert G.. Williams, Cramer,
Iulare county; Charles Whitmore, Crows
Landing, Stanislaus county
The postoffice at Bailey, Lander county.
New, has been discontinued.
Leander 0. Moers has been commissioned
Postmaster at Bugettville Cal
One of Georges Lambs.
Copyright, 1887, by the California Associated Press
NEW YORK, November I4th.- Henry
George appears to have been victimizsd To
the amount of $125 by one Irwin, who came
10 the Standard office from Charlottesville.
Ind, and succeeded in getting emplov-
ment, and obtained a check from George
ON the ground of sore need. Irwin has
disappeared, having alleviated his own pow
erty, and George proposes to post him
throughout the United States and Canada
"WouId Duck swim?D
tCopyight, 1887, by tie CALIFORNIA 4sscc,ated Press
PHILADELFHIA, November 14th.- The
Washington correspondent of the Record
writes; The President will accent the
reorganization that it now seems is certain
to be offered to him. do not make this
assertion on my own authority. have
not talked with the President on this sub
Ject, but have talked with some men who
have talked with him since Tuesday"
Great Strike OF Gas.
Copyright, 1887, BY cas California Associated Press
CINCINNATI, November 14th.-TSpeciaI /
Twelve miles from this CITY. near Cbeviot
gas was struck on Friday at a depth of 3o5
feet. The well flows at the rate of 5. GOO COO
cubic feet daily, with a pressure of several
hundred pounds to the square inch. Real
estate has gone up tc fabulous prices there.
and the neighborhood is full of spectators
The gas will be piped to Cincinnati.
More Telegraph Rumors.
iCopigt. 1887, by tie California associated Press.
New YORK, November 14th.-TSpec;al.7 I
There were vague rumors in Wall street
yesterday that a proposition for a settle
nent OF the cable war had been made by
the English companies, and that an ad-
vance Ill rates would soon be made.
A Zulu Missionary.
Icopyrlgd, 1887, by G.s California associated Press
PHILADELPHIA. November 18th. The
Zulus are to have the first missionary. DR.
Iembula, a native of Zulu. who graduated
from the Chicago Medical College and who
is about to sail from this city.
California Pensions.
TCopy1ght, 1887. by the California Associated Pres,1
WAsHINGToN, November 14th.-TSpecial1 IL
California pensions have been granted as
follows; Amanda H, widow of James NJ.
Rhodeier, Tulare Isaac Guilt, Los An
geles; John Brown, San Rafael.
Fielden and Schwab.
JOLIET (Ill.), November 14th.-Miehael
Schwab and Samuel Fielden, the Chicago
respited Anarchists, were taken out of soli-
tary confinement this morning looking
hearty and bright and were put to work
Schwab was put in the convict kitchen,
where his work will be to peel potatoes,
chop hash, and help to prepare the CON
victs' food Fielden was assigned to the
Stone Department.
A Novel Suit.
WILXEsBARRE (Pa.), November 14th.-
William Kibler and others have filed an
application for mandamus to compel tbe
Susquehanna Coal Company to produce the
bodies of twenty-six miners who were
buried IN one of the slopes of that COM
pany at Nanticoke on the 18th of Dacem-
Der, 1885, and whose bodies are still en-
tombed in the pit. 1t would cost 5000 600
to dig them out.
The Clowe-Glover Fight.
MINNEAPOLIS, November 14th.-Tbe fif-
teen-round glove contest tonight between
John 2. Glove, of Denver. and Frank
Glover, of Chicago was declared a draw
Glove evidently had the best of the fight
however, when time was called. Both men
were in good condition.
Tue Breckenridge Statue.
LOUISVILLE lKy.), November 14tb The
breckenridge Monument Association have
formally invited the Grand Army of tbe
Republic to attend the ceremonies of the
unVeiang OF the statue of John c. Breck
ridge at Lexington tomorrow.
Capture of Mexican Bandits.
BROWNSVILLE TEX, November 18th
Three noted Mexican bandits. who in DC.
tober kidnapped Senor Barreo, a wealthy
rancher of Texas, and held him until a
ransom OF Sl,5o0 was paid, were captured
py the Aexican police yesterday.
A Monument to Goethe.
PHILADELPHIA, November 14th. The
cornerstone of the handsome monument
to the German poet, Goethe, was laid in
Ealrmont Park. near Horticultural Hall.
TINS afternoon with Masonic ceremonies.
A Senatorial Accident.
AsHEvILLE IN. C.), November 18th
Senator Vance, while riding in a road
wagon on Saturday, was thrown out, receiv-
ing cut on his head, which is severe, but
not dangerous.
A Game on the Road.
HOUSTON Tex, November I4th.-In the